cam selection w/ a stroker
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cam selection w/ a stroker
I understand cams behave differently depending on the displacement of an engine.
What's the biggest, err, most powerful cam I could use on a 383 and still pass emissions? Or is it still the same as stock bore/stroke?
When I say "pass emissions", I mean something I can get tuned well and forget it, i.e., no tweaking or running special chemicals in my gas to get it to pass.
What's the biggest, err, most powerful cam I could use on a 383 and still pass emissions? Or is it still the same as stock bore/stroke?
When I say "pass emissions", I mean something I can get tuned well and forget it, i.e., no tweaking or running special chemicals in my gas to get it to pass.
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I understand cams behave differently depending on the displacement of an engine.
What's the biggest, err, most powerful cam I could use on a 383 and still pass emissions? Or is it still the same as stock bore/stroke?
When I say "pass emissions", I mean something I can get tuned well and forget it, i.e., no tweaking or running special chemicals in my gas to get it to pass.
What's the biggest, err, most powerful cam I could use on a 383 and still pass emissions? Or is it still the same as stock bore/stroke?
When I say "pass emissions", I mean something I can get tuned well and forget it, i.e., no tweaking or running special chemicals in my gas to get it to pass.
http://www.ellweinengines.com/ERE8/ERE8.htm
from this thread:
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=500599
SEARCH is a powerful tool. "emission" got the above results.
Last edited by OldSStroker; Jun 6, 2007 at 04:31 PM.
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